System Rejuvenation
Restore failing drainfield performance through deep aeration and fracturing — a non-invasive alternative to full drainfield replacement that can save thousands of dollars.
What Causes Drainfield Failure
Over time, a biological layer called biomat forms in the soil around your drainfield. This slimy layer restricts water absorption. Combined with soil compaction from vehicle traffic, root growth, and age, your drainfield loses its ability to absorb treated wastewater.
How Rejuvenation Works
We use specialized equipment to fracture compacted soil and break up biomat around your drainfield trenches. This restores porosity and drainage capacity without excavating your yard or installing a new system — typically at a fraction of replacement cost ($20,000+).
Frequently Asked Questions
What is system rejuvenation?
System rejuvenation is a non-invasive process that restores drainfield absorption by fracturing compacted soil and breaking up the biomat layer that restricts water flow.
Is my system a candidate for rejuvenation?
Systems showing slow drainage, wet spots over the drainfield, or surfacing effluent may be candidates. Results vary by soil condition — we provide honest assessments.